Rossa Single Concert Tickets At Malaysia Sold Out

Rossa (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - Diva from Indonesia Rossa managed to sell out thousands of tickets for its single concert performance titled Another Journey: The Beginning on December 8, 2023 at the Sabah International Convention Center, Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.This is my first single concert in Sabah, Malaysia and sold out after selling out in other cities as well. Alhamdulillah, four thousand people are more packed with the ballroom and the energy is extraordinary," said Rossa, quoted from Antara, Tuesday. Rosa was also happy because her single concert was attended by many important people, such as officials and royal circles from Malaysia. Not only that, Rossa also appreciated fans who came not only from outside the city, but also from abroad (Brunei Darussalam and Singapore) to witness her concert in Sabah, Malaysia. I am very happy because I was supported by Sabah Tourism & Malaysia Tourism, so I feel very touched and feel well received here. And earlier, not only from Sabah alone, many fans flew from Kuala Lumpur, from Brunei, Singapore and surrounded her here, "said Rossa. Interestingly, this 2.5-hour concert also presents special guest stars from Indonesia, Cakra Khan as well as singers from Malaysia, Marsha Milan.

Together with Cakra Khan, Rossa performed Rossa's duet song Terlanjur Cinta and Pasha. For his duet with Marsha Milan, Rossa performed his latest song from the album Another Journey: The Beginning entitled Khanti.

Sebagai penghormatan terhadap seniman-seniman di Malaysia, Rossa juga membawakan sejumlah lagu legendaris dari penyanyi Malaysia, seperti “Janji Manismu” dari Dato’ Aishah, “Cinta Kita” dari Dato’ Amy Search, “Bukan Cinta Biasa” dari Dato’ Sri Siti Nurhaliza, “Suci Dalam Debu” dari Iklim Band, dan “Antara Anyer Dan Jakarta” dari Dato’ Sheila Majid.Sementara itu, konser Rossa di Kota Kinabalu, Sabah ini menjadi salah satu rangkaian konser untuk tur albumnya “Another Journey: The Beginning” dan telah diadakan di tiga negara, yaitu Malaysia, Singapura, serta Indonesia.